Sentence examples for yet anticipated from inspiring English sources
He invented his act before the internet age, yet anticipated this new era's appetite for provocation and argument.
Schütte argues that Kraftwerk's genius lies in the way they emerged from Germany's post-war ruins with a vision that embraced the country's past, notably the Bauhaus and the films of Fritz Lang, yet anticipated the digital future with uncanny acuity.
Other research has focused on designing new antibiotics that bacterial evolution hasn't yet anticipated.
However, it has perhaps not yet anticipated that any form of measurement is only meaningful if our computing tools have been sufficiently developed to cope with this evolution.
The Cuban Missile Crises was a Presidency away, and the debacle of Vietnam fought under the auspices of the faulty Domino Theory, was not yet anticipated.
Analyses of three different mutants indicate that the cysteine-rich domain of Wsc1 has a crucial, not yet anticipated function in sensor clustering and signalling.
Yet anticipate it people did, or tried to, on trading desks and conference calls, amid what Beim called "a rise in complexity".
"It's hard for me to see a government not approving the T.W.A. transaction," he said, "unless something comes along that we don't yet anticipate; some other opportunity, some other way of sustaining or maintaining T.W.A".
For the United States to do its full and essential part to avoid the worst risks of climate change, and to achieve emissions reductions that will take many decades, and occur among economic and technology changes we cannot yet anticipate, Congress must act.
In spite of its title, Edna O'Brien's lush and melancholy new collection of stories is populated not so much by the holy or damned as by imperfect characters we can all recognise: the sad and the stranded, the hopeful and the lovelorn – people who fully inhabit their complex present, yet anticipate the losses that will befall them.
It is the direction the world will be moving to -- faster than many yet anticipate.
